
Description
Pack of two C7 LED full spectrum bulbs with an E-12 base. They use only 0,5 W and are equivalent to 1 W. They emit a soft light that's ideal for nighttime. Each bulb has an estimated lifetime of 50,000 hours. For indoor use.
Product specifications
Base
E-12
Color
Full spectrum
Diameter
0.93" (2.36 cm)
Packaging
Pack of 2
Interior/Exterior
Indoor
Length
2.15" (5.46 cm)
Model
C7
Utilization
Night light
Wattage
0.5 W
Dimmable (Y/N)
No
Lifetime
50,000 hours
Equivalent
1 W
Quantity per Box
2
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Are these energy star rated?
Thank you for inquiring. Model # BPC7/LED/CAN is not Energy Star rated.
Date published: 2020-08-01
what is the equivalent watts of an incandescent does this bulb produce? (Lumens?)
Thank you for the question. The equivalent wattage is 7 watts.
Date published: 2020-07-30
Are these dimmeable?
Thank you for the question. These are non-dimmable.
Date published: 2020-07-30
Is this a clear bulb, white bulb or frosted.
The bulbs that I purchased were clear.
Date published: 2019-06-28
Are these good for outdoors as well?
This is an indoor bulb and suitable for dry locations. Thank you, Feit Electric
Date published: 2018-07-26
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Barely adequate for night lights
These cast extremely directional, and very cold light. Both of those attributes are undesirable for traditional night lights which usually depend on casting most of their light sideways in order to light up the shade/lens on the night light. The colour temperature is a matter of preference but "warm white" is usually preferable for this purpose also. I do find them dimmer than traditional night light bulbs too.
Build quality is not great (the circuit board is just kind of stuffed in there and mounted at an angle due to poor fitment), and they consist of just a single LED each. They're priced OK for what you're getting, but it's too bad the product is so lacking.
If your use for these bulbs will not be affected negatively by cold light and the fact they shine somewhat like flashlights (light out the end, not out the sides), they should be fine for you. I'm using one in the bottom half of an antique dual-circuit table lamp and it works OK to cast a little glow as an accent light, but it's not the ideal choice.
Date published: 2017-09-01